[32974] See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Máel_Coluim,_Earl_of_Atholl. For subsequent history of Atholl see "The Earldom of Atholl . . . ," J. A. Robertson (Edinburgh: Murray & Gibbs, 1860) (on-line at http://archive.org/details/comitatusdeathol00robeuoft in 2012).
[57797] Paul r. North Lubec and worked for the North Lubec Canning Co. He is son of Henry Dewey Avery (1872-1903) & Susie Whalen (1875-1964)'
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[52122] See Find A Grave memorial 147006518 for informtion about Jonathan and his family.
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[20455] James M. Scruggs states that Joseph was born near Winchester, VA and gives their parents as shown here. Joseph's memorial at www.findagrave.com offers: "Virginia's father was always very much interested in politics, was an ardent states rights man, and an intimate friend of John C. Calhoun. He, at one time, was a candidate for the state legislature, but whether elected, I am not certain. He had been a carpenter by trade, but taught school in the then thickly settled community, including Greek and Latin in the curriculum of the country district. I have heard my Mother tell how the classes studied out under the trees, and the discipline must have been in keeping more with modern ideas than the switch and ferule of that day, for the kind hearted Quaker ruled without severity. He was much honored by his family, although he died in 1842, leaving a large number of his children to be brought to maturity by their energetic Mother. The majority of the five sons secured a college education, William Brawner Cooper graduating at Columbia College, Washington D. C. and entering the Baptist ministry. He [son William] was at one time pastor of the Augusta, Georgia church, and organized afterward the General Association of Florida and was its moderator until his death."
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[5824] Maude was heir of her father.
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[48929] Abigail is daughter of David Lovering (1770-1858) & Abigail Flagg (1775-1875; m. 4 February 1797 in Woburn, Middlesex Co., MA).
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[51787] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine], 4 October 2022,": "Battle Creek, MI - Ann Marie Avery, age 90, of Battle Creek, MI, passed away peacefully on Saturday morning, October 1, 2022. She was born in Winterport, Maine, on March 29, 1932, to Harold K. and Rebecca (Hathaway) Perkins. Ann attended Beal Business College in Bangor, Maine, and worked a variety of jobs throughout her career. After college, she and her cousin left the small-town life to work at the Pentagon in the early 1950's, which is where she met and married our dad, William L. Wright. She moved to Oklahoma, where she helped our dad run the Skiatook News. When they divorced, she took on different jobs at one time to help raise us kids. She was a secretary for American Airlines, a Go-Go dancer in a cage and in 2005 to 2010 she pushed wheelchairs at the Tulsa Airport. She met her second husband, Charles F. Avery, in Tulsa and they married in 1966. After a brief stop in Illinois for the Storm of 1967, we ultimately landed in Michigan in 1969/1970. Once in Battle Creek, her shining light came out for everyone she met and knew. She had long lasting friendships with many of the people she worked with, were members of the same clubs, came to the party store they owned in Lakeview or who attended some of her amazing yard sales. She worked for the Drug & Alcohol Reentry House, the Kellogg Co., was a CAA Foster Grandparent and her favorite was being the owner/operator of her own women's consignment shop called 'Over the Hill & Back.' Ann was a member of the First Congregational Church in Battle Creek and Sandy Point, Maine. Ann was involved in many of Battle Creek's community organizations. She worked hard for the rights and education for handicapped children in Calhoun County and she was very active with the Shrine Hospitals for Children, the Cerebral Palsy Assoc., the Battle Creek Civic Theatre, and the Leila and St. Philip 'Follies.' In 1983, Ann was the chairperson of the Leila Follies. Ann loved to dance, and watching her and Chuck was like watching "Poetry in Motion.' From 1984 to 1997, Ann, Chuck & 'Chuck-Chuck,' packed a U-Haul and headed back to Maine so she could be with her dad in his final years. In Maine, she again fought for rights and services for the handicapped. Honestly, she usually got what she wanted with that smile on her face. She went to work for Eastern Fine Paper in Bucksport, Maine, in about 1987 and retired from there in 1997. In 1997, she and Chuck returned to Battle Creek, sadly without Chuck-Chuck, as he had passed away while in Maine. Ann was preceded in death by her parents; both husbands; her son, Charles 'Chuck-Chuck' F. Avery Jr.; and two brothers, Roger and Peter Perkins. Ann is survived by her son, Keenan (Lisa) Wright of Arizona; her daughter, Kimna (Lewis) Banks of Battle Creek, MI; a foster daughter, Laurie Hickman of Florida; her grandchildren, Christopher (Marie) Laird, Jeremy (Jennifer) Laird, Jessica (Chris) Simms and Kaetlin (Jack) Stevens; six great-grandchildren; her brother, Stephen Perkins; sister-in-law, Bonnie Perkins; numerous nieces and nephews; and a slew of friends from Maine, Oklahoma, Illinois and Michigan. Next week will take her back to Maine to rest alongside Chuck, Chuck-Chuck and many family members and friends."
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[29646] Samuel and Sarah and ancestry is from an unverified tree on Ancestry.com in 2010. Find A Grave Memorial 36087409 offers: "Samuel Weaver who came to Decatur fifty five years ago with only $.2.50 in his pocket and for years said to be the richest farmer living on his own land in Macon county died at 3 oclock Thursday afternoon at his home in Hickory Point township worth over half a million dollars. His death was caused by heart and kidney trouble and was not unexpected. He had been rapidly declining for several months and during the past few weeks it was known that his life hung by a thread. For a week his death had been expected at any time. Mr.Weaver was the son of Mr. and Mrs.Conrad Weaver and was born in Pa,Oct 1821. He was the fourth in a family of ten children.His father died in 1841. Samuel remained at home till sometime after his fathers death. When he started out to make his own way he came west. He had served two years as a blacksmiths apprentice in Carlisle, Pa for only his board and clothing but he had plenty of pluck and knew he could get along in the west if any one could. He and Miss Sarah Saller were married in Pa. in 18?0 and that same year they started on their westward journey arriving here with one team and a wagon in October. He is survived his children, Alfred,Charles, Mrs.John Kester, Mrs. Mary Lehman and Mrs. Crossman all of Macon county."